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Intro
- What is Enterprise JavaBeans? (from the FAQ)
  Enterprise JavaBeans is a cross-platform component architecture for the development and deployment of multi-tier, distributed, scalable, object-oriented Java applications. Enterprise JavaBeans makes it EASY to write business applications as components by providing a set of automatic services to support scalable transactional application server components. Enterprise JavaBeans can be deployed on top of existing transaction processing systems including traditional transaction processing monitors, web servers, database servers, application servers, etc.
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Start here
- A beginner's guide to Enterprise JavaBeans (JavaWorld, Oct 1998)
- Enterprise JavaBeans (JavaSoft)
Examples
- JavaBeans Resources (Gamelan)
Demos
- The Enterprise JavaBeans Deployathon (JavaOne 1999)
Central Sites
- Enterprise JavaBeans Homepage (JavaSoft)
- Enterprise JavaBeans SIG Homepage (EJBSIG)
Related Sites
- Java Homepage (Javasoft)
Link Collections
- EJB resources (Tom Valesky)
- EJB Resources (ComputerWorld)
- EJBHome Links (Iona Technologies)
- EJB Links (EJBSIG)
- EJB Links (Norbert Hranitzky)
Tutorials
- Enterprise JavaBeans Tutorial (Tom Daly and Uday Shetty, JavaSoft)
- Bean Basics: Enterprise JavaBeans programming (NCWorld, Mar 1998)
- EJB Tutorials (EJBHome)
- JavaBeans CORBA ComponentWare FoilSet (Geoffrey C. Fox)
- Prasks: a higher learning resource for distributed Java (Prasks)
- Understanding Enterprise JavaBeans Technology: Seminars (EJBseminars)
- What are Enterprise JavaBeans components? (IBM)
- What are Enterprise JavaBeans components? (IBM)
- What are Enterprise JavaBeans components? (IBM)
- Write a Session EJB (JavaWorld, July 1998)
FAQs
- Enterprise JavaBeans FAQ (Javasoft)
- Enterprise JavaBeans FAQ (Richard Monson-Haefel, jGuru)
Support
- Java Technical Support Programs (JavaSoft)
References
- Enterprise JavaBeans Documentation (Javasoft)
- Enterprise JavaBeans White Paper(Javasoft)
Standards
- Enterprise JavaBeans Specifications Version 1.1 (JavaSoft)
- Enterprise JavaBeans Version 1.1 introduces new and exciting features (JavaSoft)
- Sun delivers draft of EJB 1.1 spec (JavaWorld, June 1999)
- Java 2 - Enterprise Edition (Javasoft)
General Newsgroups
- comp.lang.java.beans
- comp.lang.java.beans Resources (PHOAKS)
- comp.lang.java.beans FAQ (James Lynn)
- Deja News (Deja News)
- Reference.COM (InReference)
Mailing Lists and User Groups
- Enterprise JavaBeans Mailing List : Subscribe Archive (JavaSoft)
- Special Interest Group - Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBSIG)
General Articles
- Brewing entity Enterprise JavaBeans (JavaWorld, Sept 2000)
- The Building Blocks for Enterprise Java (IBM)
- Components for the Rest of Us (JavaWorld, March 1998)
- Component Object Model vs. Enterprise JavaBeans (InfoWorld discussion, Oct 1998)
- Container-Managed Persistence, EJB Persistence Mechanisms (Persistence)
- CORBA, EJB specifications tighten their embrace (Infoworld, Apr 1999)
- Create forward-compatible beans in EJB, Part 1 (JavaWorld, Dec 1999)
- Create forward-compatible beans in EJB, Part 2 (JavaWorld, Jan 2000)
- A Critical Look at EJB 1.1 (Roger Sessions, ObjectWatch Newsletter #20)
- Delivering Enterprise JavaBeans (WebTechniques, May 1999)
- Deploying Enterprise JavaBeans in Component Broker (IBM)
- Deploying Enterprise Java Beans in the Oracle8i Server (pdf format) (Oracle)
- Direct network traffic of EJBs (JavaWorld, Nov 1999)
- EJB - reusability in the Enterprise (Piroz Mohseni, WebTools Mar 1999)
- EJBNow (Richard Monson-Haefel)
- EJBPortal Developer's Resources (EJBPortal)
- Enterprise JavaBeans backers face Microsoft (InfoWorld, Feb 1998)
- The Enterprise JavaBeans Deployathon (JavaOne 1999)
- Enterprise JavaBeans technology gets an update (JavaWorld, June 1999)
- Enterprise JavaBeans: Coming soon to a server near you (JavaWorld, Jun 1998)
- Enterprise JavaBeans fundamentals (NCWorld, Apr 1998)
- Enterprise JavaBeans: Industrial-strength Java (NCWorld, Jan 1998)
- Enterprise JavaBeans (Richard Monson-Haefel, JavaReport Mar 1998)
- Enterprise JavaBeans (Gopalan Suresh Raj)
- Enterprise JavaBeans Learning Centre (Javasoft)
- Enterprise JavaBeans programming (NCWorld, Mar 1998)
- Enterprise JavaBeans: Simplifying Development of Distributed Multi-tier Applications (Borland)
- Enterprise JavaBeans [Italian] (Informatica Italiana)
- Event Management and Enterprise JavaBeans (Java Developers' Journal, Jan 1999)
- Everywhere You Look: Enterprise Server-Side Java (JavaOne, Mar 1998)
- Expand your server-side toolkit with EJB - (SunWorld, Apr 1999)
- Informix to detail Java plans (Enterprise JavaBeans + Database Access) (Paul Krill, InfoWorld Mar 1998)
- IBM San Fransisco Migration to EJB - White Paper (IBM)
- Java 1.2 extends Java's distributed object capabilities (JavaWorld, Apr 1998)
- Java Grows Up: JNI, RMI, Beans & More (Hank Shiffman)
- Java component dream gains steam (ADT, June 1998)
- JavaBeans and CORBA: An odd couple? (Sean Dugan, InfoWorld, Oct 1997)
- Java Transaction Service (JTS) (JavaSoft)
- The Middleware Muddle (DBMS, May 1998)
- Mixing Sun's magic beans (InfoWorld, Jun 1998)
- ObjectStore EJB Support (ODI)
- OMG to define CORBA 3.0 with EJB, visual development support (InfoWorld, Aug 1998)
- A Paradigm Shift in Distributed Computing (Java Developers' Journal, Jan 1999)
- Persistence in Enterprise JavaBeans Applications (JOOP, July 1999)
- The Promise of EJB (DBMS, August 1998)
- A Roadmap for Enterprise JavaBeans: White Paper (GemStone)
- Selecting Enterprise JavaBeans Technology: White Paper (BEA)
- Server, Applications, and Development Tools for Enterprise JavaBeans (JavaSoft)
- The state of Java middleware: Introduction (JavaWorld, Mar 1999)
- The state of Java middleware: Enterprise JavaBeans (JavaWorld, Apr 1999)
- Sun's Enterprise JavaBeans splits in two (JavaWorld, Jan 1998)
Special Articles
- Comparisons with other Distributed Computing Technologies
- Databases and System Integration
  - Deploying Enterprise Java Beans in the Oracle8i Server (pdf format) (Oracle)
  - ObjectStore EJB Support: EJB Object Database Integration (pdf format) (ODI)
Bibliographies
- Java Related Books (Digital Cat)
- JavaBeans Books (JavaSoft)
- JavaBeans book review (JavaWorld, May 1998)
- JavaWorld's Java Book Catalog : Beans (JavaWorld)
- The O'Reilly Java Series (O'Reilly)
- SunSoft Press Java Series (Sun)
Books
- Client/Server Programming with Java and CORBA, 2nd Edition
  (Robert Orfali & Dan Harkey, ISBN 047124578X, Wiley, 1998)
- Enterprise JavaBeans
  (Richard Monson-Haefel, ISBN: 1565926056, O'Reilly & Associates 1999)
- Enterprise JavaBeans
  (Tom Valesky, ISBN: 0201604469, Addison-Wesley 1999)
- Java 1.2 Developer's Handbook
  (Philip Heller and Simon Roberts, ISBN 0782121799, Sybex 1998)
- Javabeans by Example : Cooking Beans in the Enterprise (also IBM redbook)
  ( Henri Jubin, the Jalapeno Team, ISBN: 0137903383, Prentice Hall 1998)
- Programming with Enterprise Javabeans,JTS and OTS
  (Andreas Vogel, Madhav Rangaroo, ISBN: 0471319724, Wiley 1999)
- Using Enterprise Java Special Edition
  (Jeff Schneider and Rajeev Arora, ISBN 0789708876, Que Corp 1997)
Magazines
- Application Development Trends
- Component Strategies Online
- Java Developer's Journal (SYS-CON Publications)
- Java Report Online (SIGS)
- JavaWorld
- Journal of Object-Oriented Programming
- Object Magazine (was Distributed Object Computing Magazine)
- Parts (LAN Times Magazine)
- PC Week (ZD Net)
- Web Techniques
Organizations
- JavaSoft
Conferences / Workshops
- JavaOne: Sun's Worldwide Java Developer Conference (JavaSoft)
Development Environments
- Server, Applications, and Development Tools for Enterprise JavaBeans (JavaSoft)
- ArcStyler (ArcStyler)
- BeanMachine (Lotus)
- Data Director for Java (Informix)
- Forte for Java (Sun)
- Inline Standard (Inline Software)
- Java WorkShop : see Forte for Java (SunSoft)
- JBuilder (Borland)
- JDeveloper Suite (Oracle)
- Kawa (Tek-Tools)
- PowerJ (Sybase)
- Prolifics Panther for WebSphere (Prolifics)
- SoftModeler (Softera)
- Visual Café for Java (Symantec)
- VisualAge for Java (IBM)
  VisualAge for Java - tips and tricks (Scott Stanchfield)
- Voyager EJB Studio (ObjectSpace)
Enterprise Javabean Application Servers
- Enterprise JavaBeans Servers and Applications (JavaSoft)
- Enterprise JavaBeans Directory (JavaSoft)
- List of Enterprise JavaBeans Servers (EJB-SIG)
- AnEJB (DOG)
- BEA WebLogic Server (BEA)
- ColdFusion (Allaire)
- Component Broker (IBM)
- Dynamo Application Server (ATG)
- EjbOSS (EjbOSS)
- GemStone/J iCommerce Platform (GemStone)
- iPortal Suite (Iona)
- Jonas EJB Application Platform (ObjectWeb)
- Oracle8i JServer (Oracle)
- OrionServer (Orion)
- PowerTier for EJB Application Server (Persistence)
- Proton (Pramati)
- Secant Extreme Enterprise Server for EJB (Secant)
- Sybase Enterprise Application Server (Sybase)
- Twister (Brokat)
- Voyager Application Server (ObjectSpace)
- XS Server (Rickard Öberg)
EJB Marketplaces
- JavaBeans Marketplace (ComponentSource)
- EJB Marketplace (EJBProvider)
- EJB Solutions Marketplace (Javasoft)
ORBs
- JavaIDL - Enterprise JavaBeans' own in-built CORBA2 ORB
- OMG - CORBA Component Model
- Other ORBs
- Conferences / Workshops
  - Component Computing '99 (CoCo 99)
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